Resmed Airsense 10 announced today. US availability 8/18/14

CPap.com is now showing the Airsense line on its web page with pricing. No BiPAP version from what I can see. Not really that interested in them myself, but I got an email announcing it this morning.

https://www.cpap.com/listing/AirSense

I haven't read this whole thread to see if anybody else made this prediction, but I would think the prices of the S9s would be dropping considerably in the near future. Maybe a good time to put the habeas grabbus on one of those for a backup.

Ain't no way I'd ever own a ResMed machine. Having to use their masks is bad enough. But, I started with and stocked up on them quite awhile before ResMed's (and eventually Respironics') corporate policies became intolerable for me to like either one of them.


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Justin Case wrote:

Physician wrote:I found a pdf of a comparison of the S9 to the AirSense 10. I have the document, but not a URL.

Please kindly post it. There are many filesharing sites where one can download it. You can even use Google docs as well, or a Dropbox account.

For example, which file sharing site ?

Physician wrote:

Justin Case wrote:You can even use Google docs as well, or a Dropbox account.

For example, which file sharing site ?

is there something interferring with your reading comprehension?

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote:

Justin Case wrote:You can even use Google docs as well, or a Dropbox account.

For example, which file sharing site ?

is there something interferring with your reading comprehension?

No.

Thank you to the members who suggested file sharing sites.

Here is one of the comparison guides: http://www.filehosting.org/file/details ... 0Guide.pdf

Physician wrote:

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote:

Justin Case wrote:You can even use Google docs as well, or a Dropbox account.

For example, which file sharing site ?

is there something interferring with your reading comprehension?

No.

so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote:

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote:

Justin Case wrote:You can even use Google docs as well, or a Dropbox account.

For example, which file sharing site ?

is there something interferring with your reading comprehension?

No.

so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

Sorry for your unhappiness, but other members sent me specific links and complete URLs of far more convenient file hosting sites. These people were helpful, not angry nor condescending. Keep scratching your head.

Physician wrote: so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

Sorry for your unhappiness, but other members sent me specific links and complete URLs of far more convenient file hosting sites. These people were helpful, not angry nor condescending. Keep scratching your head.[/quote]

Ah, I understand now... too much trouble for you to type in 'dropbox' and see what comes up..

I understand sludges recommended treatment for you much better now

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote: so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

What you should understand about yourself is that "troubled people cause trouble". Your two suggestions were not adequate. The file host site the kind and helpful other people recommended does not require password or user name, and one gets a direct download link. Unlike dropbox, no folders or permissions need to be set.

Suggest you get more than two hours sleep and get your AHI less than 100.

Oh, and thank you for posting the direct download link to that pdf.

Physician wrote:

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote: so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

What you should understand about yourself is that "troubled people cause trouble". Your two suggestions were not adequate. The file host site the kind and helpful other people recommended does not require password or user name, and one gets a direct download link. Unlike dropbox, no folders or permissions need to be set.

Suggest you get more than two hours sleep and get your AHI less than 100.

Oh, and thank you for posting the direct download link to that pdf.

and what does your pithyness say about your being too lazy to figure out anything on your own?

and, the link you posted wants me to give it my email address, and agree to some vague terms and conditions, so they can mail me a link to the download.... no thank you. looks very scammy to me.

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote:

palerider wrote:

Physician wrote: so, you say no, but you ignored two suggestions in the quote above, twice.... *scratching head*

What you should understand about yourself is that "troubled people cause trouble". Your two suggestions were not adequate. The file host site the kind and helpful other people recommended does not require password or user name, and one gets a direct download link. Unlike dropbox, no folders or permissions need to be set.

Suggest you get more than two hours sleep and get your AHI less than 100.

Oh, and thank you for posting the direct download link to that pdf.

and what does your pithyness say about your being too lazy to figure out anything on your own?

It says nothing about that. It speaks only about my desire to share useful and exciting information. You now have the link, so use it. Your e-mail address is asked only so that members here can gain access to your CPAP and modify the settings.

Now to be even more helpful, suggest a file sharing site which does not require anyone's personal information or e-mail address, and I'll upload one or more files there.

Physician wrote: Now to be even more helpful, suggest a file sharing site which does not require anyone's personal information or e-mail address, and I'll upload one or more files there.

as was already suggested to you, both dropbox and google docs will allow you to put the file on a public download site.

where anybody with the url can download it.

dropbox is free to set up, so is google docs. neither require the dodgy "give us your email address and we'll email you a download link (and probably spam you with other crap afterwards) that the place you picked does.

although, it may take you a few of minutes to set up a dropbox account, upload the file, and make it it public, you'd have the side benefit of gaining some realatively secure offsite storage for any important files you might want to save in the future. here... http://bit.ly/vt0wns in case it's not obvious, not the 'for business' option... just the regular one.

I prefer photobucket--no one has to share information to look--just a little from me to share my image.
When a link asks for my email before I can see anything, I automatically quit the window.
Phishing is rarely harmless.

chunkyfrog wrote:I prefer photobucket--no one has to share information to look--just a little from me to share my image.
When a link asks for my email before I can see anything, I automatically quit the window.
Phishing is rarely harmless.

he's trying, allegedly, to share a pdf that he got from 'somewhere' but can't remember where from.

does photobucket do pdfs? (I've never looked into it)